Fourth child dropped off

[HoughMade]

I will ask again, the state of Indiana banned abortion, what did we do to protect these kids??? The answer is not a damn thing

#1 Not true.

#2

 

[MrSmitty]

How big are those boxes? Can say a 40yo fit in one?

Just asking for a friend...

I've got a 42 YO basement dweller I'd like to donate.............

 

[Shadow01]

Not a proponent of allowing adults the ability to shirk their responsibilities, but seeing how many treat an infant no different than a pet that gets dumped on a dark lonely gravel road, I see this as a partial win as a life is saved. I have issues with a society that can justify putting the financial burden on taxpayers, but deny those same taxpayers the ability to enact responses that weed out the ”adults” at issue and stop the problem before it starts. If I can’t be allowed to stop the problem, then you shouldn’t be allowed to ask me to pay for the results.

 

[wcd]

I will ask again, the state of Indiana banned abortion, what did we do to protect these kids??? The answer is not a damn thing

Not understanding you question? While I am A Pro choice person, while not for abortion . But it’s not my place to decide what choices someone else makes with their body. I think it is very sad that abortions are done sometimes as a means to avoid personal responsibility there are alternatives out there.

But it is not my responsibility to pay for someone else’s child. As I had no role in the decision to become pregnant it’s not my responsibility to provide financial support via welfare or any other means.


Understanding there are many children out there that undeniably would be better off with different parents. There are things in the world that you can not change.

 

[snapping turtle]

I don't believe that dropping off newborns, is something that started in our modern society.

Correct:
If you are a bible reader then I give you one of the oldest stories of such a thing. Different circumstances no safe box but this was long ago in history.

"The ark, containing the three-month-old baby Moses, was placed in reeds by the river bank (presumably the Nile) to protect him from the Egyptian mandate to drown every male Hebrew child, and discovered there by Pharaoh's daughter."

 

[xXWHiSTLERXx]

I think they do more good, it sure beats the alternative. Personally I couldn't fathom a life where my kids are not part of it. If, surrendering a child gives that child a better life than they would have had, that's a win.

 

[Mongo59]

Like a wise person once said, "Raise your kids and spoil your grandkids, spoil your kids and raise your grandkids..."

 

[DoggyDaddy]

I've made it through 63+ years of life without fathering a child. It's really not that hard to avoid if you want to. Although now, I'm kind of regretting my decision, because I could use some help with the yard work!

 

[Jaybird1980]

I've got a 42 YO basement dweller I'd like to donate.............

I've made it through 63+ years of life without fathering a child. It's really not that hard to avoid if you want to. Although now, I'm kind of regretting my decision, because I could use some help with the yard work!

What can I say I'm a problem solver.

 

[xXWHiSTLERXx]

What can I say I'm a problem solver.

Pure genius lol

 

[Jaybird1980]

I will say that I was caught off guard when the nurse came in with discharge papers for the baby.

She asked if we were sure that we wanted to keep it. It really caught me off guard, she said if you change your mind you can take the baby to any fire/ems, hospital, police and they will take it no questions asked.

That hit me right in the gut.

 

[1nderbeard]

Not understanding you question? While I am A Pro choice person, while not for abortion . But it’s not my place to decide what choices someone else makes with their body. I think it is very sad that abortions are done sometimes as a means to avoid personal responsibility there are alternatives out there.

But it is not my responsibility to pay for someone else’s child. As I had no role in the decision to become pregnant it’s not my responsibility to provide financial support via welfare or any other means.


Understanding there are many children out there that undeniably would be better off with different parents. There are things in the world that you can not change.

Just to point out a logical fallacy in your post:

When someone chooses to become pregnant, or engage in behavior that is likely to make them pregnant, they've already made the choice. When a baby is in someone's body it is no longer their body to choose. One cannot accept the premise that abortion is "healthcare" or someone's "Choice." Abortion is ending the life that is inside a woman. It isn't a choice a woman makes with her body.
Rape makes up around 2% of abortions, so 98% of abortions are means to avoid responsibility.

 

[cg21]

I will ask again, the state of Indiana banned abortion, what did we do to protect these kids??? The answer is not a damn thing

I mean they didn’t outlaw abstinence, condoms, responsibility, other forms of birth control, self control, so let’s place the blame where it is due.

 

[NHT3]

Since "erasing" the child before birth is acceptable why wouldn't this be the next logical step? This makes me sick! Of course the child is better off BUT I also think sterilizing both parents should be part of the bargain when abandoning a child.. Literally FAFO

 

[xXWHiSTLERXx]

I will say that I was caught off guard when the nurse came in with discharge papers for the baby.

She asked if we were sure that we wanted to keep it. It really caught me off guard, she said if you change your mind you can take the baby to any fire/ems, hospital, police and they will take it no questions asked.

That hit me right in the gut.

That's wild, all of my sons except the last were born in catholic hospitals, so that was never mentioned... and even then when we went to community so we could get my wife's tubes tied, that wasn't mentioned... I would have taken it the same way... it would have been an absolute gut shot to me as well...

 

[wcd]

Just to point out a logical fallacy in your post:

When someone chooses to become pregnant, or engage in behavior that is likely to make them pregnant, they've already made the choice. When a baby is in someone's body it is no longer their body to choose. One cannot accept the premise that abortion is "healthcare" or someone's "Choice." Abortion is ending the life that is inside a woman. It isn't a choice a woman makes with her body.
Rape makes up around 2% of abortions, so 98% of abortions are means to avoid responsibility.

No fallacy, they are making a choice what to do with their body, even if it results in the murder of an innocent child. There is no gray area or fallacy they have made a choice. Woman walks into Murder Incorporated I want an abortion. She has made a conscious choice to murder an innocent child.

I am not condoning abortion nor do I agree with it, with that being said I do not have a role in that decision. I can donate money to groups that provide free ultra sounds in an effort to convince and educate potential planned parenthood clients. Furthermore I do not consider the murder an innocent child to be Healthcare nor should I be forced to pay for it.

 

[wcd]

Since "erasing" the child before birth is acceptable why wouldn't this be the next logical step? This makes me sick! Of course the child is better off BUT I also think sterilizing both parents should be part of the bargain when abandoning a child.. Literally FAFO

Flame me all you want for having this opinion, but I am in full agreement. Vasectomies should be sop at prisons. Furthermore I would also suggest that Hard decisions need to be made when it comes to people with IQ’s that place them barely above trainable. My wife has a student that appears to be a 20 year old young lady, when in reality she is a minor with the IQ of 6 year old. At best she will be in a group home setting.

 

[Dean C.]

Flame me all you want for having this opinion, but I am in full agreement. Vasectomies should be sop at prisons. Furthermore I would also suggest that Hard decisions need to be made when it comes to people with IQ’s that place them barely above trainable. My wife has a student that appears to be a 20 year old young lady, when in reality she is a minor with the IQ of 6 year old. At best she will be in a group home setting.

And there it is , you have your answer , no one wants to go there.

So for things we could actually do to help kids , how about reducing the cost of child care , restore the child tax credit , maybe offer single mothers forced to keep their kids some sort of subsidy?

 

[cg21]

And there it is , you have your answer , no one wants to go there.

So for things we could actually do to help kids , how about reducing the cost of child care , restore the child tax credit , maybe offer single mothers forced to keep their kids some sort of subsidy?

…… listen I am all for reviewing taxes but it has nothing to do with single mothers and everything to do with overreach and reckless spending. Adoption and the drop boxes are an option:… no one is forcing anyone to KEEP a child the state isn’t letting her murder one…….

How about single fathers that want to keep their child and the pos mom goes and gets an abortion?? But then if she doesn’t get an abortion the dad is responsible for the kid (1/2)? Can’t have it both ways, or shouldn’t be able to.

EVERYONE knows what makes a child. How about a little personal responsibility?

 

[1nderbeard]

No fallacy, they are making a choice what to do with their body, even if it results in the murder of an innocent child. There is no gray area or fallacy they have made a choice. Woman walks into Murder Incorporated I want an abortion. She has made a conscious choice to murder an innocent child.

I am not condoning abortion nor do I agree with it, with that being said I do not have a role in that decision. I can donate money to groups that provide free ultra sounds in an effort to convince and educate potential planned parenthood clients. Furthermore I do not consider the murder an innocent child to be Healthcare nor should I be forced to pay for it.

Guess I misunderstood your post. My bad, no hard feelings.